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Most Popular Food and Drink Posts for 12 months to end of February 2014

February 28, 2014

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Most Popular Food and Drink Posts for 12 months to end of February 2014

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Speciality Nights at Chapel Steps (2031 hits)

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The Black Pig Wine Bar

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Electric. Easy to Book. Hard to Leave.

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Happy New Beer! Mayfield’s Cotton Ball. Ireland’s Latest Micro Brewery

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Cullen Wines at Cafe Paradiso

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The Sultan of Penrose Quay

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Titanic Bar & Grill

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Magic at Myrtleville: Bunnyconnellan’s

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Old Friends at the new Finn’s Table

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In Praise Of East Cork. Well Worth A Visit!

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Tapas in the Greenroom at Sage

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